New Zealand Best Country Says Veteran Sailor
Fred Groom jeaf of Grove Park London, after thirty years at sea, claims New Zealand is the finest country. He recalls earthquakes, fogs, shipwrecks, mid Atlantic fires, mutinies, and long hours, noting the Columbia River ships and a memorable rescue at Astoria.
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New Zealand
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Havre
Canada
Arecalent
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Naples
Auiloring
South Africa
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Janisie Jon
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Astoria
Salline Yemel
Mr. Greenleaf
Oor
Stalin's Purge Active in White Russia
A June 16 report from Aimecow notes a drastic purge underway in White Russia. The item cites officials and implies sweeping political actions affecting local governance and dissent, reflecting tighter control during the period.
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Aimecow
Dinkor
Position en agricultural and develop lines
Officials report a prelude to terrorism amid widespread arrests on charges of anbar in the area. Party leaders face allegations of death by their own actions in secretive ton.
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Sncretpaton
Message from Trotsky Return to Mexico City
Trotsky issues a public message upon his return to Mexico City on June 17, outlining his plans and appeals. He emphasizes political asylum, safety, and renewed activity in exile as he addresses supporters and critics alike.
Husband and Mrs Garden Make Sydney to Perth Flight
A husband who flew Sydney to Perth with a stop in Adelaide and a Mrs Garden, who left Sydney at 8.20 am, arrived in Perth at 3.45 pm on Thursday. The journey took most of Wednesday night, with Adelaide as the mid‑way layover.
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Fremantle
Garden
Sydney
Perth
Adelaide
West Talkies to screen two films at Walkaway Northampton
The next West Talkies program will show Follow the Fleet and The Arizonian at Walkaway and Northampton. It features Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers with Randolph Scott in a naval romance and Richard Dix in a western marshal saga set in Silver City with Margot Grahame and Preston Foster in supporting roles.
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Walkaway
Northampton
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
San Francisco
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Harriet Filliied
Astaire
Rogers
Ginker
Richard Dix
West
Dix
Silver City
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Tix
Margot Grahame
Preston Foster
Laula Cal- Ween
James Rush
Joe Ravers
Ted Duyer
Willie Best
Ray Mayer
Franccis Ford
Ted Oliver
Fred McMurras
Kerr shares dispute ends with Kerr winning declaration
Supreme Court Justice Draper found Kerr entitled to a declaration to receive 2909 fully paid shares in Moorare Pastoral Co amid disputes over transfer and consideration. Trustees and executor denied debt and that any loan existed. Dividends due to Kerr and estate details to be settled in chambers.
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Justice Deaper
Supreme Court
Plai
John Kerr
Executer An Agency Co. Ltd
Kerr
Moorare Pastoral Co
William Kerr
Moorarie
Meekatharra
Sarthee
Tt Wan
Nign Wee
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Tat
Kent
Sraw
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Draper
Bisley meeting Australian rifle team prospects
Trigger notes the Australian rifle team arriving in England will adapt quickly to Bisley conditions and weather. They benefit from using preferred weapons and high velocity ammunition. Tactical guidance from Pavey and Coy, with experienced marksmen like Hill Mellows and Charlie Mues, strengthens hopes for success and a possible second Bisley King.
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Rife Am
England
Bisley
Messrs Pavey and Coy
Hill Mellows
Charlie Mues
Clarrie Armstrong
Pat Lee
English architecture viewed through a stranger’s eyes
Mise Daisy Martin, after twenty six years in Australia, returns to London and comments on English architecture. She criticizes modern soulless blocks and new houses, flats, garages, and churches marring the landscape, asking if ancient monuments should be pulled down for current style. She questions whether beautiful buildings are being replaced by so called progress.
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Air Mail
London
Australia
Mise Daisy Martin
Mise Martin
England
Emstend
Newdegate Prize Award Won By Oxford Poetess Margaret Stanley-Wrench
London May 20 The Newdegate prize for English verse was won by Margaret Stanley-Wrench, a 21 year old Oxford student and daughter of Mollie Stanley-Wrench. She wrote The Man in the Moon after illness at Radcliffe infirmary, drawing on folklore and aiming for a fresh subject.
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Air Mail
London
Oxford
Ty Hosepital
Mica Margaret Stanley-Wrench
Mollie Stanley- Wrench
Radcliffe Infirmary
Branley-Wrench
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